The Wistful Silence
The paper was wet. The ink had bled into the grain, turning the black letters into gray, weeping smears that looked less like words and more like bruises. You stood in the schoolyard mud, the rain hammering the back of your neck, holding the notice of suspension in your hand. It was light, that paper, but it felt heavy in your grip, a weight that dragged your arm down. Your father stood ten...
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